Pentagon Hurricane Pants with suspenders - Woodland

All-season softshell pants crafted from highly durable nylon. Outfitted with a YdorTec waterproof membrane, delivering water resistance up to 10,000 mm/m2 and breathability rated at 5000 g/m2.

A PTFE coating has been applied to the outer layer of the pants, delivering exceptional resistance to both water and dirt. All seams are taped to ensure superior watertightness during heavy rainfall.

Elastic, adjustable suspenders ensure an optimal fit to the wearer’s physique without limiting freedom of movement. The waistband features a stretch elastic band and a drawstring, allowing the pants to conform easily to the body. The high-cut back provides additional protection against cold drafts.

Velcro-adjustable zippers integrated into the lower leg sections allow for easy access to high boots when opened and enhance ventilation beneath the pants. Featuring large loops for secure belt attachment.

• Durable nylon softshell designed for use throughout the year
• YdorTec membrane ensures waterproof protection at 10,000 mm/m2 and breathability at 5000 g/m2
• PTFE coating offers resistance against water and dirt
• Seams are taped to enhance sealing
• Suspender straps and waist feature elastic material with an adjustable drawstring
• Back panel is raised for additional lumbar coverage
• Leg openings equipped with zippers and Velcro fasteners
• Belt loops are wide to accommodate tactical belts

Woodland, often referred to as U.S. Woodland or M81, stands as a renowned camouflage pattern introduced to the US Armed Forces during the early 1980s and derived from the earlier ERDL camouflage design. Remaining the primary camouflage for the US military for more than twenty years—up to the late 2000s—it features prominent, irregular shapes in green, brown, beige, and black. This combination offers superior concealment and disruptive capabilities, particularly within forested environments. Owing to its high performance and worldwide recognition, a multitude of variants have emerged, with adoption by over 60 military standard uniforms globally. The influence of this pattern has extended well beyond military use, making a significant mark on popular culture and everyday wear.